PIG STORE DERS AND PREPAY FREIGHT OR EX- 4| PRESS ON PUR- Ba Uric prices: CHASES OF $5.00 . ~~ OR OVER. We Continue the Pre- Inventory Sale On Smith Saxony Axminster Carpets. The valoe and competitors’ prices are invariably $1.25. Our price made, laid and lined 98c First Quality Inlaid Linoleum A large number of patteras always to be found here, Value and prices quoted by com- 1 20 petitors $1.40 and $1.50. Our price . Figurg the saving. square vard Stamped Linoleam 50c and 60c square yard, Floor Oilcloth 25e, square yard. Small stores usually say 5c. Gents’ Furnishing De- partment Offers Pre-inventory Snaps. One lot men’s heavy, one-half wool hose, a regular 16c value One lot men's all wool underwear in nat- ural colors. Regular $1.00 value= Separate, natural colors, all wool suits. Regular $1.50 value * 1.19 as all wool union suits. Strong $2.00 1.69 Men's union suits, grey color, cotton. Good $1.00 value at 79c Shoe Dept. Reduction Men's Felts and Overs, sold by shoe stores 2 00 at $250 and $2.75 . Your being acquainted with values will prove their worth. 2.00 10c 79c Men's Buckle Arties, light weight, alwayw $2.50 or more S607 Ba JR Na SO dN Women’s Beautifully Tailored Suits At About One-Half True Values The blue figures show the reprice on every gar- ment. Look for them. They include the “Wooltex” lines and many others of choice merit. Are of brown, blue, grey and black, at from $8.00 up in easy stages of a dollar and some times two between classes, which are represented in homespuns, voiles, broadcloths, tibbets, and finished worsteds, at one half less than true value, Women’s Coats At Greatiy Shrunken Prices They include the swellest, newest things produced this season. In fact we have no models over two or three months old to offer. We show them in fitted and semi-fitted backs, all lengths; also three-fourth habits and paddocks so desirable for the mediam and taller figures. Brown or black American kerseys, mink collar, double breasted has slash pockets. In empire style. True value $ $14.00, now 8.00 Others cut as low as 3.85 No use wasting time, as there is no advantage in shopping. We are selling them at factory cost and less, and no house is doing more, Children’s Goats Of Irish frieze, velvet trimmings, art nickled buttons and buckles. Regular $4.60 value 2.50 Others up to $4.50, but all underpriced one-third to one-half. As announced yesterday, our New York Photog- rapher is here and will remain until January 15th, SAN IRI RAR HILL & BEIBACH care Best of Everything Lockhart St. Sayre. A farmhouse land, BLACKSMITHING HORSESHOEING AND GENER- ERAL REPAIRING Have had over thirty years' ex- perience in practical horseshoeing and guarantee work to please. Your patronage solicited. The East Wav- erly Shop. W. E. MILLER. Minehead, Eng- rather 1104 by 11444 as 108 “6 a i Closing prices Amal Copper # Atchison F 4 8 B&O Brooklyn R. 7T C.C..C&StL Ches & Ohlo Chi & Northw D&aH Erte Gen. Electric Ii Central Lackawanna Louls & Nash Manhattan Metropolitan Missouri Pac {In effect Dec 3 1908.) Trains leave Sayre as follows EASTBOUND. T= M. Daily for Towsads, Tunkban- rt Pittston, Wilkes Barre, Mauch Allentown, Bethlehem New Baltimore and Washington. a Day for Tunkhannock. Pittston, Barre, Glen Summit Springs, White Heaven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, , New York, Philladeiphis, Baltimore and Washington. AM. ayeity 6 M) Week dap ouly, for Plirk Olier To Towands, Moo roeten, — ring Wert Dushore, Satler. wit Wyalusing, Lacey ville, Tuakhannock, and Wilkes-Barre. AM. averly S35 A. M) Dally for A Tunk Wilkes-Barre, FLOUR~8teady, patents, MH Mine bo sanock, Pittston, ng such “ola COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices. Rock Island a LA Bt. Paul is | Orders can be left at West Sayre Southern Pac 4% | Btore, both phones; or at the Erie Southern Ry 37%, | yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m. South. Ry. pf wn | COLEMAN HASSLER, Bugar BY | Texas Pacific iy ! Unlon Pacific - 3 AT L. TOWNER, “M.D. U 8 Steel Specialties. U 8 Steel pt West Union Diseases of Women and of the Rectum. Yet | Hours—Ttofam,1t03 78pm winter’ patents, OFFICE-SAMUELS BLOCK. NY. Central 83% Norf & West Le" Penn. R R Ty Heading 43Y | Minn small sdelphia, Baltimore Su Washington. oN fic (Mercantile 10: Tay pt ret ond tion. extras, Iie = thirds, i MM. (Waverly oy P.M.) Daily in Re wanda, Tunkhappock, Pitiston, Juiry. tubs extras Wilkes Barre, Glen Summit Springs. seconds, 15g 2c ; wen, Mauch Chunk Allemt Wew Yorw, Philadelphia, Baltimore and tagton. cy. eM M. Dally except Sunday, Black Dis for Tow a, Tunkhan — Pittston, Wilkes Barre, Glen Sum- Chunk, Allentown Bethlehem, New Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington 3 @ P.M (Waverly 445 P. M.) Week days | jected white, fanc Athens, Ulster M -| Ke mixed colors 14c October, best, 12 , large. prime Sate | tors, finest | Xx Ac common, 1 TALLOW ~Firm Torento, Detroit, Cb a Toate we M. Dall fit Gunared, ROSHANAES Cal ciasia, Matavis, Puff Coanecls for a ad So. AM Rally fur Lockwood, Van Rtten Ithaca Spencer, Trumansbu: Corners, Geneva, Rochester EE ag Connects for Nlagara Pallas, Tovouto Detroit and Chicago . Week days only, for Lockwood , Tru ro Daily for Geneve Buffalo, Mo. NIST eholce, BOgSEc BEANS Steady nearby. per deiphia, 189 pounds per dry picked Tk wyivania, | Jounds per 4 picked 1 Penn cited an rs : uabs. prime, BE nied LIVE P. M. Daily for Geneva, Rochester, Ti Batavia, Buffalo 3: 4) Bart (ab ian vaiots Lod], Oitbent, scalded Varick and Geneva Btls for Tthacs, Trumansburg, later Hu Corners, Geneve, Cliftoe Ji sa or, Rochester, Caledoumia, | , © alo. Comsects for Niagars Falls pound, Chicago, SL Louis and polots west city dressed pag rb M. Kare. Satept Sunday, Black Dia | dressed and 507 for Genevs, Rochester, chs Palle, Detroit, Chicago | steady at 11 points west. steady at Aa ght weights = RE A. H. MURRAY, M.D. SPECIALTIES: Diseases of ths Ear, Nose and Throat, and the r Fitting of Glass- es. Hours—$-11; 1.5; 7-8; Bundays by | appointment, Office, Wheelock Block, ange official quota held, extras 0G state we firsts LYTh cream, small and | wg 19 late Average | UW QUNC | part skims NN. common ai Pe fair "“ Carpenter and Builder. i —— tn 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, RY 3%: me red kid- | capons, Phila- broilers, 4 Philadel ir | and on roasting " Philadel Advertise in The Record, ‘Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. S. MAll modern methods for the scien- tific performance of painless opera- Pine tions on the mouth and teeth. ale. Be. ress 104 South Elmer Ave. OVER THE GLOBE STORE LOOMISOPERAHOUSE ORCHESTRA Btrictly Up-to-Date Music furnished {OF Balla Part ll o desired over “hs weights. Phila. 1 < New York J4c. , cocks, old, dary | Sik 2k, i Be ER Chickens roo Sater fof country barnyard calves lambs dressed hoge for heavy ‘to That Sins eal market I Yorkers is i$ 3 Mrs. J. J. Kress returned to Ark: ansas today. Miss Jennie Keefe has returned to Syracuse A Lincola club is to organized in Athens soon. Hon L. T. Hoyt has | from Coudersport. Miss Belle Carmer of Nichols is visiting relatives in town. Miss Mary Doran and brother have returned from Oneonta. John Forbes of North Rome is Dana Fice and “John Bradley drove to Vawter this morning. Miss Adelaide Nichol is quite ill at her home on Chemung street. home from W ashington this week. | Mrs E than Jakeway is spending a few days with her husband in Elmira. Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Howard Mclllvaine to Reading morning. returned Harriet Verbeck of Sheshequin has been granted a widow's pension of $12 per month, Beamer Smith went to Nichols today to spend a few days with his brother Lacey Smith will be in the Baptist church in charge of Dr. Simpson. Reid Tnurston goes to New secured a good position Leslie Bradley has gone to Ba tavia to accept a position with the Johnston Harvester company. George Carey, the comedian, has been engaged to give an entertain ment at the Grand Army hall, Fri- day evening, January 12. Rev. Will A. Kelley went to Brooklyn last night to assist in special meetings conducted by Rev. Duryea. He will return Friday. L S. Stacy is cutting ice on the eddy near his ice houses. The ice is four inches thick and of good quality. A few more days of the present weather would make the crop all that is desirable. Whitney & Warren arrived here | last evening and are now ready to begin work on the oil well as soon arrives. Three extra teams were sent to Wellsburg this morning. WILL INSTALL OFFICERS Taylor, Revs. Kelley and M. B. Wood. Music and recitations will | complete th the ¢ program. Never Saw “Anything 0 w ‘Equal It. That is what a Rochester lady sald | of Dr. Rand's Celery Remedy. “My nerves were worn, my | blood weak, and 1 felt all down, with no appetite. Dr. Rand's Celery Remedy, it did me so much good that better In my life.” Sayre. Hours from Sayre Mic ie! roads. Baffalo, services and finest roadbed —unexcslied Bauer's Instant Cough Oure Central or Lake Shore than any remedy known. It instant- ly relieves the most distressing cough and is gyaranteed to cure Bronchitis | and Asthma. Bauer's Cough Cure | Greenman, druggist of New Harmony, Pa., says: en the very best satisfaction to all who have used them, and especially Bauer's Instant Cough Cure. for larger sales on them iz the fu- ture. I do not want to be out of any Now On. our Special Price List of MEN'S SHOES $500 Nettleton 400 Walk-Over 3.50 Walk-Over 3.00 Geo. E. Keith's 2.50 Nox 'Em All 200 Nox 'Em All 2.80 2.40 2.00 1 60 We must close out our entir 838.50 Jap Mink . 35.00 Colinsky 22 50 Isabella Fox 20 00 Isabella Fox 18 00 Isabella Fox 15 00 Isabella Fox . $24.50 22 50 14.25 12.50 10 50 8 50 Ending Saturday, January 20th. store FOR CASH ONLY. Special Price List of WOMEN'S SHOES. Special Price List of BOYS’ & GIRLS' SHOES, £4 00 Burt's 3.50 Patrician 3 00 Grover . . $3.20 82.00 Nox 'Em All 280! 175 Nox 'Em All . 2 40! 1.50 Shoes 240! 125 Shoes 160! 100 Shoes 75 Shoes . $1.60 . 1.40 1.20 98 80 3.00 LaFrance . 200 Doris 1.50 Bernalda : i Go Furs at Lowest Prices e stock of Fars this 20 month. We are not considering them at prices that will move every fur piece. - $1000 Isabella Fox . $600 $6 50 Oppossum 8 00 Isabella Fox . 4.50 3500 Oppossum 6 00 Isabella Fox . 350 400 Oppossum 10 50 Oppossum 5 8 00 River Mink 5 75 6 00 French Coney . 4.2 1.50 French Coney . . $3.50 275 22% 425 300 95 10 00 Oppossnm 2co Oppossunt MAY BE EMBARRASSING Athens—N. F. Walker was in Towanda yesterday and consulted the county commissioners in re- road from Morley's crossing to Milan The commis- the matter under consideration but Columbia and Wells townships have asked for a sioners have to tell how much will be available for Athens township. The fact that Columbia township has filed surprise, and it may embarrass the imnassibl a pelution comes as a situation INTERESTING CASE ON TRIAL Athens—The case of Mrs. WW. Apgar of Ithaca vs. R. S. Looms of Sayre is being tried in lawyer Beaman's office before arbitrators William Foyle of Towanda, Stan- ley Winlack of Sayre and Ralph Tozer. The controversy is over the rental of a hearse and testimo- 'ny has consumed two days. Mrs, | Apgar is represented by J. W. Bea- man and Wm. Maxwell, and Mr. | Loomis by Maynard & Son. WILL GIVE BANQUET Athens—Rural Amity lodge No. 70, will be the scene of a very | enjoyable occasion tomorrow cven- |ing at a banquet for the members {and their wives by the past masters and their wives. The program is under the direction of J. W. Bea- {man and Dr. Cowell. Advertised Letters The following is a list of the adver- LADIES Mrs. Thomas Watters GENTLEMEN | George (randall Harry LaMarr { Thos. Donkin James Loveland | W. M Ellis W. G, Moore {Sam N. Edwards Rice & Brown N. Thoress Fred Vooris If oot called for within two weeks | they will be forwarded to the dead letter | office, Ask for advertised letters, giving Jan. 1 | Bauer's Laxyne Quinine Tablets! The best remedy for Colds, Head- | cure or money refunded. Price 25 | cents. H. L. Gillespie and Child, | Waltman & Young, Bayre. —————c— Bussian FeASANt UnArscter, The Russian peasant is not trained to work will not labor for more than is neces | sary to provide for the next few days For the land Is not really his own, and, therefore, he cannot love It as a husbandman should His whole SAYRE, re WARM 8 YOUR FEET Did you ever bave any real | comfort in trying to warm your % feet at an ordinary radiator ? Equip your radiaters with our Foot Warmer | which can also be used as a ~ , warming shelf on a dini FOOm s| radiator, and then you'll know what the other fellow misses be- | cause be didn't buy. For decorating radiators we 4% sell the finest Jihe o of bronze on the “HR TALMADGE Plumbing, Heating, Tinning, ! Both ‘Phones. Elmer Ave, The Valley Record, 25¢c a Month. C. J. Kiron, SAYRE'S LEADING DRAYMAN. Especial care and prompt tention given to moving “ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of WINES, LIQUORS BEERS AND ALES at of BOTH ‘PHONES. etc. Murphy & Blish, P4325 94449442 E PPR 4 EP 4 EE S40 FHF EF PPE PEPER EERE ERO TAILORS, FEF 422244 P HERE E400 4 4 4 4 4 4 p 4 4 y 4 yy p ’ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ) 4 4 5d TOTTI ITIYIVTITYITTYTYYYYYYYYTYYVY S244 P PEPPER FRPP RPE EPP P RFP RR RRR H 044994400 SAYRE, PA. Lockhart St, Next to Postoffice.
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